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Samplexer was designed to be a VST plugin that falls somewhere between being a VSTi and an effect, a kind of on-the-fly sampler that lets you record in real time from a sound source such as another VSTi, and then immediately play back the sample, keyed to the notes you play.

For example, put Samplexer after a VSTi. Play a short arpeggio with Samplexer’s Record on. The arp can then be triggered by any MIDI note. Playback can be looped or reversed. Samplexer uses simple pitch shifting, so playback speed will vary in proportion to pitch.
Pitches are relative to middle A (440 Hz), so if you record a short A minor arp, playing a C will trigger it in Cm, etc. Of course, you’re not limited to arpeggios. A sample can be any audio, up to 1 minute in length.
Samples are saved to disk when recorded, and loaded automatically when selected. You can save up to 100 samples, 10 banks of 10 slots each. The samples are stored as raw data in a folder that Samplexer creates inside the current directory of its host application.
Recorded samples can be trimmed non-destructively at the start and/or end, or a trim can be made permanent with „Save Trim“. Undo is available for both recording and „Save Trim“. Samples can also be copied and pasted from one slot/bank to another.
In an effort to support as many hosts as possible, Samplexer comes in 2 varieties: Samplexer VST (samplexer.dll) and Samplexer VSTi (samplexer_i.dll). Some hosts will not send MIDI to a VST effect, others don’t care. There is no difference in features or performance between the 2 flavors, so use whichever works best in your environment.
One trick I’ve found that works in some hosts that don’t directly provide support for chaining Samplexer after a VSTi is to put both into slots of Xlutop Chainer VSTi. A demo version of Chainer, fully functional except for saving presets, is available for free download from http://www.xlutop.com .
Each Samplexer control has a brief help tip that you can read by hovering the mouse over the button, slider, etc.
All controls are MIDI automated, and you can easily assign them to MIDI controllers of your choice. Simply press the Learn button, move a Samplexer control, then move the knob or slider on your MIDI controller. Not all hosts support this feature, however, as some have different ways of handling MIDI Automation.

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Ran the compressed exe in WinAmp to run Samplexer Crack Keygen. Started recording an arp and I hit a note that triggers the arp. I then changed to audio recording and went back to the Samplexer window, and that is where the saved arp was.
I recorded a song where I played randomly notes in the keys of c sharp minor. I played a note that triggers the arp on a C sharp note and pressed it again which replaces it with the arp for the C natural. I then played a note that triggers the arp on a C note. I pressed the red button and the arp was replaced with the original sound.
Now that I am listening to the original song, the notes that I hit trigger the arp and I am recording the arp that I played. It is a little glitchy when I have the arp turned down, but it is a neat effect.

There are other effects you can use besides Record and Play, such as „Record Drum“, which essentially records the drum set as you play.

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One possible way to optimize this is to ensure the samplexer_i.dll is loaded into the host application while the player is loaded.

The saved sample sounds can be copied from their folder to a Music folder or to a Dirac folder in the main music folder.

As for performance, I’ve never noticed any slowdown when recording and playing back samples. I would have expected the host to try to release VST resources, but that’s not the case, and Samplexer shouldn’t be using any memory that is specific to VST. On high-end machines, I haven’t noticed any performance issues when recording at higher sample rates, but I have not tested with 16-bit samples.

I built this project in 2015 but have not updated it since. It was working well in Windows 7, but Windows 10 has an annoying habit of automatically updating everything with a cool new icon. I don’t like installing updates to my Windows install without my express consent, so I’m hoping that a future version will be more bulletproof.
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Samplexer lets you record real-time audio into files that can then be triggered by any MIDI note.
Record audio into your host with each note played, and then playback and reverse playback without worrying about MIDI note accuracy.
Samplexer is a special VSTi that provides instant playback triggered by MIDI notes. You simply record into a bank of 10 slots for 10 seconds. Then every note you play will trigger a sample in that bank. You can record up to one minute of audio in these slots.
Put Samplexer after a VSTi, or use it to trigger any audio source.
Record Audio with Notes
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Record audio into banks of 10 slots, each slot for 10 seconds. One bank covers notes from C1 to C9. Playback of the recorded banks can be looped, and playback can be reversed.
Automated MIDI Control
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With MIDI Automation, you can control the playback speed of each recorded sound with the pitch slider of your MIDI controller.
There are 5 MIDI Automation modes (auto, faster, slower, off, and fixed).
Each control uses a separate MIDI automation curve.
The auto mode controls the play speed in proportion to the pitch slider. The faster and slower modes control the speed in proportion to MIDI pitch bend, and the off mode disables automation.
Be sure to double click the MIDI Automation option from the panel of automation curves before making any changes to the playback speed.
Save your Samples
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Save the file where you want, either to disk or to a path shared with your host. Files can be saved to a folder that Samplexer creates inside your host directory.
Load Samples
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Select a file from the folder of your choice, and then select a bank to trigger.
Banks can be named 0 to 9.
The selected file is played back non-destructively and may be trimmed at the start or end.
You can also „Save Trim“ permanently, and then you may load and play a trimmed sample with the Load Trim function.
Audio Sample Format
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Samplexer runs on Windows 7 or later, and is optimized for 32-bit hosts. The audio data is saved in WAV format. The actual sound recorded to disk is a frequency-modulated (FM) sample format.
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This is essentially the same as the already posted reference by @tomu. It looks like a better, more detailed explanation of Samplexer, so I will use that as the basis for this answer.

What I don’t understand is that if a one shot sample is being played back, how will it be mixed?

By simply sampling sound, Samplexer doesn’t mix anything. But I think you know this already.

If I record a single note and sample it, I want that sample to be
released as a note on the keyboard when I select it.

This is not possible. A sample needs to be played back to trigger its output. This is what Samplexer is for. It is a realtime instrument that allows you to record a sound while it plays, then play it back to trigger the recorded samples.

Richard Childress Racing

Richard Childress Racing, Inc. (RCR) is an American-based sport car racing team that competes in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series. The team has had the most wins in NASCAR’s top three divisions, the Winston Cup, Xfinity and NASCAR Gander Outdoors Truck Series and is currently one of seven teams that have competed in every race since the formation of the modern-day Cup Series in 1952. With 12 championship titles, the team is the winningest in all three series. It is owned by Richard Childress. The team’s race shop is in Mooresville, North Carolina.

History
The original Richard Childress Racing team began competing in Winston Cup Series racing in the late 1970s. Built around a stable of drivers that included Joe Frasson, J.D. McDuffie, Rick Krisco, Kevin Foster, and a young Kevin Harvick, the team raced on a tight budget and made every race count. Under his leadership, Childress has spent many hours and hundreds of thousands of dollars to ensure that RCR finishes in the top three in most of the races they enter and prove it through several successful years.

Rick’s sons Bill and Brian now have ownership roles. Brian is the general manager, while Bill is the team’s general manager.

In 2018, RCR made history by having four drivers who finished in the top five in the 2018 Cup Series.

What’s New in the Samplexer?

Recording live audio through a VSTi. No need to stop playing to record a sample!
Up to 1 minute length of audio.
Save to sample folder.
100 samples with 10 banks of 10 slots.
Trim length of recorded samples.
Trim samples at beginning or end.
Optional: loop samples from beginning to end.
Optional: archive samples to disk.
Save and load trims.
Optional: undo previous recording.
Customizable control.

To make the Windows version compatible with Vista, the *.dll files are renamed to *.zip, and the files are embedded in the archive.
Trim recorded samples:

Full length: Click or double click the Trim button.
Trim Length: Click or double click the Trim Length slider.

Tony Bennett Trio

Tony Bennett Trio is a jazz trio led by jazz singer and pianist Tony Bennett. The trio has been in existence since 1992.

The other members of the band have included trumpeter Jon Faddis, guitarist Danny Gottlieb, and bassist Larry Grenadier. Most recently, the musicians have included CorinneKay, on the drums, and MarkYamamoto, on the double bass.

History
Following his breakup of his quintet with saxophonist Charles Lloyd, Bennett assembled the trio as a vehicle to showcase his band concept of the singer and pianist and his dream of playing all the instruments on stage, including saxophone and drums.

The band was booked at the Knickerbocker Hotel in New York City before even a song was played in New York. Bennett at first used a Yamaha CP series synthesizer, but shortly thereafter, switched to a Fender Rhodes. The trio became a quasi-regular feature of Bennett’s 1998 album Duets, appearing on all but one of the album’s ten songs. The other featured singer was Barbara Cook.

Musicians
The current lineup of the trio also includes CorinneKay on the drums, and MarkYamamoto on the double bass. The only constant member of the trio is the pianist and singer, Tony Bennett. The band members also include Jon Faddis on trumpet and Danny Gottlieb on the guitar.

Discography
Take It Easy! The Tony Bennett Trio (1993, East Side Records)
Duets (1998, East Side Records)
Turn the Page (2004, Vanguard)

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